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Economic Affairs

Main articles feature a symposium on 'Education for All' Through Privatisation?, guest edited by James Tooley and James Stanfield

The full contents are: Private education and ‘Education for All’ by James Tooley Private education and ‘Education for All’ – … Continue reading “Education for All’ Through Privatisation? (Volume 24.4)”
Economic Affairs

We need an entirely new approach to regulation across the financial sector which is based on transparency, market discipline and simple and stable legal frameworks

Subscribe to Economic Affairs Main articles Editorial Statement – a new beginning for Economic Affairs (pages 4–5) by Philip Booth … Continue reading “Financial Regulation: The Need for a Revolution (Vol. 32.3)”
Economic Affairs

Main articles on Financial Services Regulation, guest edited by Paul Klumpes. The sample article is on UK pensions regulation.

Contents: Financial Services Regulation by Paul Klumpes Competition Among Stakeholder Groups for Political Influence Over Business Regulation: the case of … Continue reading “Financial Services Regulation (Volume 23.3)”
Research

A major new publication which challenges the myths and conventional wisdom regarding the recent banking crash

With contributions from James Alexander, Michael Beenstock, Philip Booth, Eamonn Butler, Tim Congdon, Laurence Copeland, Kevin Dowd, John Greenwood, Samuel … Continue reading “Verdict on the Crash: Causes and Policy Implications”
Research

Below is the draft of a lecture given on Tuesday 23rd November 1999 as part of the IEA's Regulation Lecture series organised by the late Michael Beesley of the London Business School. This is reproduced with the kind permission of Catherine Waddams Price.

Regulation Lectures Gas: Regulatory Response to Social Needs Tuesday 23rd November 1999 Speaker: Professor Catherine Waddams Price, University of Warwick … Continue reading “Gas: Regulatory Responses to Social Need”
Economic Affairs

Why neo-mercantilism is on the rise and why the principles of free trade must be defended

Subscribe to Economic Affairs Contents Main Articles The Political Economy of Protectionism by Stephen Davies (editorial) Do subsidies justify retaliatory protectionism? … Continue reading “The Political Economy of Protectionism (Volume 31.3)”
Economic Affairs

How government failure is producing often counter-productive policy

Subscribe to Economic Affairs Contents Main Articles Environmental policy – private choice or public choice? by Richard Wellings (editorial) Climate … Continue reading “Environmental policy – private choice or public choice? (Volume 31.2)”